So I've learned. That sucks, it's causing a lot of trouble for me. Does
anyone know why they did this? I can't think of any security reasons.
https://support.nokia.com/knowledge/frmResolutionView.jsp?ResolutionId=4625
-Original Message-
From: David Goode [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
As a rule, it is a bad idea to assign multiple addresses to a single
interface on a box running Checkpoint.
If you must, then do it through the host OS's proxy arp facility.
Nokia: Voyager has an ARP configuration page with a Proxy Arp option.
NT: Utilize Checkpoints local.arp file
Trying to set-up hybrid mode IKE. want to create internal certs. When on
my management station, inside of $FWDIR\bin (winnt\fw1\4.1\bin), I try to
run an "fw internalca create -dn etc..." command, it doesn't recognize this
command, and gives me the list of fw command I can run. Am I doing
som
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Warren
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Jesus,
1. http://www.phoneboy.com/faq/0149.html
2. Just copy the .W files into the conf dir of the NT machine.
3. Export & Import user databases
(http://www.hp-ux.com/security/checkpoint/command4.htm#757)
4. Build rulebases.fws. (http://www.phoneboy.com/faq/0136.html)
Good luck!
Lars
-Orig
I am looking for some real world experience to help me answer this question.
We are currently having licensing issues (this is due to the way that we set
up our BigIP boxes behind our FW, long story) But what is happening is that
our FW is seeing external addresses on one of the internal interfac
Thanks, everyone.
Though I got various answers, I guess it's
the "it's evaluated once only, as outbound" that holds.
(Makes the most sense to me, anyway.)
Cheers,
Anders :)
On Thu, 05 Apr 2001, Reed Mohn, Anders wrote:
> If a packet originates on one FW NIC, and
> has as destination a host
The firewalls are separately licensed modules managed by the same
management module. Internal meaning managed by your management
server. So its a bit more than just ticking the "internal" button as
the gui will attempt to install your security policies on all
internal firewalls. You start by sayi
What kind of license do you have? There are some that are for the modules
only, not the GUI.
-Original Message-
From: John Tanouye [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, April 06, 2001 2:50 PM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: [FW1] 4.0 vs. 4.1 - no license for user interface error
